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PAGE EIGHT HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1DS2 -vty.msy 1 I . i . ... MR. AND MRS. LOREN E. STROUD JR. who were married in Reno, August 5. Bride is the former Julia Faye Smith, daugh ter of Mrs. Robert L. Blevins, 421 Market; and Jesse E. Smith, San Diego. Her husband is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Loren E. Stroud Sr., 4739 Climax Avenue. The couple is at home to their friends, 3820 Shasta Way. Photo by Floyd REFLECTIONS FROM MO BRIDE on HER day could have, hau Higher Uiuuie pMu .ic. than Joan Murphy the day she married Philip Maechling when men friends of her fatner the late Jerry Murphy devoted the whole day to her wedding Otto Sari Roy Pickett and Otto L. Smith just plain were "THERE" even to helping serve at the reception lliey enjoyed it and Mrs. Murphy won't forget it. ELIZABETH (Betty) CLEGHORN ist. xji. uiegtiui'u in tile .ewi.c officers that is looked in on her parents twice during the past week stopped for a brief visit at the John C. CIcghorn home. 21a High Street then to Bremerton to visii mends to bpojne tf o bridesmaid at a friend's weddine and back to KF with her parents overnight lelt Tues. to report at the Veteran's Hospital in Fresno where she is head dietition she is with a special division of the Women's Medical oros of the U.S. Army and prior to driving North had spent 2 wks at the Presidio in SF. TO WILLAMETTE U Dick Dewev son of Mr. and Mrs. Har old D. Dewey Ronnie Hershberg er son of Mrs. Alice Hershbereer Tom Murdock son of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Murdock and Bill Liggett son of Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Kenneth Beebe Marries In Maine A marriage In Brownville. Maine of local interest, was solemnized on August 23, when Kenneth J. Beebe and Charlene Whitten ex changed vows in that city. Kenneth is a graduate of Henley High School and served in the U.S. Navy for four years. His bride is a graduate of Brownville High school. The couple will return to Klam ath Falls where they plan to make their home. Kenneth is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Beebe, Midland Road. Liggett all to enroll Monday as freshmen. GOOD HUNTING AT THE CLARK RAivCHO on Lavev St jC-eorse and Ellen's lecnaKe dtr 'Nancy was making preparations jtor an outdoor slumber partv for 1 8 gal friends Papa and Mama I were entertaining dinner guests I inviteo. to greet ueo's orotner Major Don M. Clark USAF and .his wife Betty and vr old dtr Debbie and the crowd was startled to bear Janie Black young dtr of the Dr. Blacks shriek "There's an jiftAtaii. up tnsie! ! - up mere was Dick Clark's abandoned tree house and there WAS an ani mal (a beeg porcupine) Geo (Daniel Bi got out one of his s-bootin' arns and was admonished by Neil Black to "kill the critter carefully you know Deb Addison savs they're good eating" and in all the hubub of gathering neigh- oors and guests' voices 4 year old Debbie Clark shouted "YES Let's COOK the porkvpine and evervbodv eat it but ME!!!" (Note to Deb Addison: No new recipes this was the grandfather of all norcupincs and would have dulled the appetite of the most ardent lover of meat from the quill-bearing species.) SEEN IN TOWN Recently Goldie and Webb Kennett here from Redding Stub Kennett from LA visiting with Walt Ken nett Nell and Bvron Hardenbrook from Rosebure Charles c Chuck) Cecil with his wife Edna and two son visilin? with F.ina's mother Annes Goodwin now on vacation from Millers Store (the more time to visit with) Chuck who was with KFLW from 1946 when the station went on the air to "has recentlv loined the staff of KFI as announcer. r v-' Sir s V if- XSK"-' A KLAMATH SADDLE CLUB Initiation dinner in the Pelican Par ty Room August 27, brought three new members into the grow, ing club. From the left, seated, Mary Brown, Loretta Stephens an d Wilma Rice, new members. President of the club Vi Ruge is standing back of them. Breakfast rides, and moonlight suppers are features of the organiiation's social activities enthusiast, ically attended by the members. Photo by Ketfler Layette Shower A surprise shower was given re cently for Mrs. Albert Hughet. from Burns, at the home of Mary Wells. 2413 Union Street. The lay ette shower was occasioned bv the new three weeks old daughter of the Hughets, named Mary LiUie, after the two grandmothers. Bingo was clayed during the eve ning and refreshments were served after the gifts were opened. Guests present were: Dagny So bezok, Carolyn Doyle, Mable Broch trup, Alta Thompson, Margaret Ca sey and Ann; Lucille Bukoskv and Barbara; Jennie Arnold, Patricia Henry. Carolyn Williams. Theresa Allesch, Ethel Olsen and Cartas, Bernice Quigley, Faye Sparlin, Anna Brown, Martha Baker. Eve lyn David, Elsie Warren and Linda, May Eck and Mary Melton. LOST RIVER GARDEN CLUB MERRILL Mrs. M A. Bowman was hostess for a regular meeting oi the Lost River Garden Club on Tuesday Aug. 26. She reported on the 4-H flower show, and asked for volunteers to help the voung people in making their flower ar langements. The aiternoon's pro gram was a guessing game. Mrs. Randall Pope was second. In guess ing the botanical or common namM of 20 specimen shrubs and flowers. prizes wcrj small baskets of cacti ai.d succulent.-,. Refreshments were served hv the hostess to Mr-i. Kllpatrick. Mrs. Pope. Mrs. C. F. Sharp. Mrs. J.W. Browning. Mrs. Rubv Fothering ham. Mrs. Clyde Hammond, Mrs. James Hammond, and Mrs. Pas- chall Hodges. Mrs. Svbil Holl of Maun, was a guest. Next regular meeting Is eched- uled for Tuesday. September 23 at the home of Mrs. Eber Kllpatrick. Mrs. iva Hill will be the co-hostess. Layette Shower FORT KLAMATH Honor guest in absentia at a layette shower siven in the C. 1. Clubhouse. Wed nesday evening, August 20, was Mrs. ntibur a. Hescock, unable to be present. Gifts were opened by her dauch er. Sharon, who was assisted by Geneva McAuliffe. Hostesses for the affair were Mrs. Jack Thomas Mrs. Dennis Knowles. Mrs. William C. Martin and Mrs. Clay Thomas. Guests attending were Mrs. Jo anna Taylor, Mrs. William A. Page Mrs. William Zumbrun. Mrs, Blaine Brattain, Mrs. Al Feezer. Mrs. Harry Oicm, Mrs. Stewart Nicholson, Mrs. Ralph Vaden, Mrs. William Brewer. Mrs. Joseph nanora. Airs. Bud Pritcnett. Mrs. Gene Page. Mrs. Elizabeth M. Loosley. Mrs. Harry Mill. Mis Frank Edwards, Mrs. Ord Pritcnett, Mrs. Lorcn L. Miller Sr. Mrs. Marvin Roedcr, Mrs. Don Veatch, Geneva McAuliffe. Sharon Hescock and Mrs. Norman Van Iderstine. house guest at the Wil ham A. Page home while visiting from Stockton. Not present, but sending gifts to tne s. lower were Mrs. Martin Yegge, Mrs. James Legget, Mrs. H. T. Williams, Mrs. Ira Orem. Mrs. Harold Wimer, Mrs. James van wormer, Mrs. Harry Engle, Mrs. Eldcn Brattain. Mrs. Tiiom as O. Dyche. Mrs. Earl M. Jack son, Mrs. Michael (Mike) Beaulieu. Mrs. Theodore R. Nicholson, Mrs. Elmore Nicholson, Mrs. Roy Wi mer, Mrs. J. Quincy Buell, Mrs. Clarence Jenkins, Mrs. Earle B. Thorpe Sr., Mrs. Mikdred Castel, Mrs. Eva Pritchett, Mrs. Myrtle Denton, Mrs. Joseph McAuliffe, Miss Joyce Mill, all of Fort Klam ath; Mrs. Elmer Zumbrun, Cave Junction. Ore., and Mrs. Katherine Nichols, Susanvillc, Calif., a house guest at the home of Mrs. Myrtle Denton and son, Delbert. " " j i' iV r V' - r? ' ' It Auxiliary of Eagles Lodge Initiation . Officers and drill team of the Eagles Auxiliary conducted Initia tion at the regular meeting August 27. Five candidates were Installed: Hildred Burris. Doris Coker. Jovce Weaver. Phyllis Holbrook and Mary Arne. During the business meeting, the Zone Conference scheduled for Sep tember In Grants Pass was dis cussed. The local teams plan to compete In the ritual competition. Next meetinff will he Wpdn. day. September 10. MR. AND MRS. LLOYD GRIFFIS of the Hagar district, married 40 years ago on August 31, were feted at a patio luncheon by their daughter, Mrs. T. E. Richardson, 3237 Ca nnon Street. Guests wore Mr. and Mrs. Harry Booth, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Pritchett and Jan. Mrs. Martin Tasnady and guests of honor, Mr. and Mrs. Griffis, married at Washington, Kas. For 20 years they published The Sentinel, a weekly newspaper, camo to Klamath Falls in 1948, now live on a small ranch near the Mor rill highway. Photo by Kottler Card Party At Sisemore Ranch FORT KLAMATH On Wednes day evening. AuRUMt 27. Mrs. Jer ry Siseiuuie cntPrtnlupd at thr Sise more ranch home with a card par ty complimenting Mrs. Norimm Van tderMlne. of Stockton, who with her husbund Is visiting at the home o( Mr. and Mrs. William A. Page uf Fort Klamath. AM-lm' Mrs. 8lsemorc was her mother. Mrs. Lisle Bic.isler. formerly ol Berkeley, now making her home with her daughter here. Creating a lovely ellrcl were strikuiK arrangements ot colorlul bloom from the Sisrmnre flower gardens. u:.ed In prolusion about the rooms. Bndite and canasta provided di version lor the evening, and prize lor hiKh score were awarded to Mrs. Harold Wimer (or bruise, and tb Mrs. Theodore R. Nicholso.i lor canasta. A micst prlr.e was given to Mr. Mildred CaMrl. and Mrs. Van Ideiitiiie was given a fpcdal gill from the hostess. Rcfre.'.hmenls served at a lute hour tarried out the colorlul thrmc ol summer used throughout in dec orations, prizes and table appoint ments. Invited were: Mrs. Normnn Vtm Ider-ilmc; Mrs. William A. Pukp. Mrs. Joanna Taylor, Mis. MtUlied Ca.stel. Mrs. Kldon M. lllattain, Mrs. Itlcllurd O. Valium), Mrs, Theodore 11. Nicholson, Mis, Loien L. Miller Sr.. Mrs. Harold L. Wim er, Mrs. Stewart Nicholson, Mra. Marvin Roedcr. Mra. Jnmc.s Owens ;an,1 her mother, Mr:i. Babrtte j Schaeflcr, wiio Is visiting at the Owens ranch home Iroin Red Bluff. The only Invited guest who w-as unable to be at the parly was Mrs. Eltnoic Nicholson. WEEK-END VISITORS in Klamath Falls over Labor Day, were Mrs. Lawrence W. Mohaftoy, Antloch, Calif., and hor ton, Lt. jg Don C. Mohaffoy, Supply Corps, U.S. Navy, Cloarfleld, Utah. Mrs. Mohaffoy is a daughter and Don It the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur A. Jonos, 203 High Street. Mrs. Mohaffoy and the lieutenant arrived Saturday and left for Antioch Wednos day noon. A trip to Medford to see relatives and friends and a short trip to Lake of the Woods occupied part of the time enjoyed with the Jones. Photo by Kettler ZULEIMA NILE CLUB MEETING .ulrlmn Nile Club of Klinnatli Kit I Is hrld tt.i ft rit mrritiitf uf thr ftcnMm m the Wlllntd Hotel, brp tembfr 3, with Hi inrtnbcr.i uiul ltm.itH present, Prr-i((rm Phyllw Mnv Intra dutfd thr fullowitm dilli)iUittuil KursUt: Hrr Mujc.iiy Qurcn, M.tr chnil Siaiinbury; rnsl Jurrn, Obcrn Uiiuii ; lnit Quern, Mar Moa; Prlnt-r.) Tlrzh. Hnrrtrtt Clultlucr; Princr Undniun, Jcmii Hrtrr; nnd I'rlnccw bunker, Hri llm Mt-Klnnry. Clitrn (Shmnnn won the UliUuli.y prifo and Klorcnte Wct Uio door prue. 'Ihrre h nunulr .i nilrnrr In nirinoty of l.uum ItowmU i.Mi.. Jtnlph Howfirdi, whu wm mriii brr of 'Uk'lnta Nile Club. I'rc-Mdcnl IMtylU. Mny nnnouuerd tlut the club will m-w lor llir Hltu'vrpart Hospital thi ymr. It Ia our of thn Hhrlnc llaipiuh. Bndfto wh.h plnctl In llm Ontd Room of the Willurd Hntrl mur l he m eel Mm wn mhourned. ! Fraternity Lodge 106 Rebekahs Kititrrntlv Itrbrknll l.otUe icf. I Itoiinnn. callrtt Aprclitl iitrriiiiK I Muur-l :(3, In luiiior of Hlslrr Olite iftmnlr Airmblv of Oretion: llh (he (ulluunu; nfflrrri In their rtwir Murrriie H'tlt, Noble (inuul; Mnhlr DnldMin. Vice ttrund; nnd Oelln ,Vetttbrrbv. Herreturv. I Hifster Olive nnd heverwl offirers were intnxlikrd tnd wolruiued Hrfme thr meetlim. poUmk I n-upper jrtien unit irlir.h- tnentA were nerved lollowlnit the j nierliiu;. I Herr,i vl.tllnri (torn the Kin ni nth Full t.oik-e is well ittrm hrr of the C'tintou mid Auxillaiv were pre.ient. I Five nieintHTJ of the nonunB Kruternlty l.otlue lufl uliended th j itilh nmiuai UebekHti lonveiillun. j C-onKrtulntlmn were extendrd i FMher Fernlnnd. who won the con lea pure. Surprise Party On Birthday Mrs. Floyd flodnert cave n Mir prisr birilutity parly for hr dnuKh ler Veldn who wai IS. Ainu.-1 '11, A briutlful rake with red ror.ei and "Happy lilrlhdny Veldu" ern tered the refieihnient table. Thor honoring Veldn were Mrs. Hoy Sweet and WUnm of Merrill. June Roduers from Tulelnke, Louise and Trudy Schmoe, Mnry Anne I.rnvllt. Mu run ret riodRers, litirlcne Hippie, Virginia and Tatty Bulk, nnd Mi;.-Roduera. Zion Lutheran Womens' Guild i Zion Lutheran Women' n Oulld met the afternoon of Auk. 'i at i Moorp Pnrfc. Rev. Hlrhaid Ciraef loprued the niecling with a ttrrtp ! tine readtii;r I 11 lie 11 vjenker KM Mlsn Rufli j lli'ifhlriti who prertcnlcd the topic on M-oiuiion. Mr.t; Vernier Eberleln waa etrt)l cd to fill the vacanrv of ueaMirer. It wim voted to hold a rally din ner on 8ept, fl. Mrs. Alma Hind and Mrs. Henry A! udder were honlrvien. Maria Bledsoe Initiate Of Pi Lamda Theta Kappa Chapter of PI Lamdi Theta at University of OreKon re cently initiated Maria Bledsoe, of Merrill, into active membership. The organization Is a natloml professional honorary society for women In the field of educ'ntlon. One of the main purposes of PI Lamda Theta is to promote high professional standards. The new Initiate has attended the university at Eugene for two summers and her high grades qualified her for membership. 0 v CLASSES NOW FORMING Tap Ballet Toe Hawaiian Acrobatic Beginners Intermediate Advanced ' Enroll on Weekday Between 3:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. Normadean Dance Studio 21 1 E. 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As the child reaches maturity, the piano, far moro than any other instrument will be a joy and asset forever. Capable piano teachers aro available in Klamath Falls and vicinity. Call a teacher and arranqa for lessons now. It may be the finest thing you will ever do for your boy or flirl. If vou do not have a piano, wo hove hero many lovely new spinet pianos bctweon five and six hundred dollars, terms low as $20 down and $15 monthly. Used pianos $75 and up, terms low as $10 down, $6.00 monthly. Or you can rent a new spinet piano for $9.75 monthly, an upriqht for $4.00 monthly, in either case with option to apply rent toward purchase for a reasonable time. Do not let the years of childhood qo by without this price less treasure. LOUIS R. MANN PIANO CO. ABt.llU.I CN SOCIF.It 719 MAIN 700 Main St. Phone 3151 HAMMOND ORGAN 120 N. 7th Ph. 712
